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Why does Obama let his critics define him? 
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The Autoworkers' Haves and Have-Nots
Will two-tier wages be temporary in Detroit, and how do they affect the industry, and employees?
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The Bleeding Cure
Austerity is inflicting vast pain now, and killing our future, too. Comment
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Packing Heat Everywhere
An outrageous proposal in Congress takes aim at state laws that limit the carrying of concealed weapons. President Obama should threaten to veto this measure. Comment
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A Little Inflation Can Be a Dangerous Thing
By PAUL A. VOLCKER
If in desperation we seek inflation to solve problems we would find that a little inflation doesn’t work. Then the instinct will be to do more and more.
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How to Stop the Drop in Verbal Scores
By E. D. HIRSCH Jr.
A decline in reading and writing scores on the SAT demonstrate that strategies focused on testing and improving teacher quality are not enough.
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How to Bring Our Companies’ Foreign Profits Back Home
By ROBERT C. POZEN
Congress should use the budget crisis as an opportunity to permanently adopt a modified territorial system for taxing foreign corporate profits.
Opinionator | Disunion
Great-Aunt Hattie's 'Little Book'
By ROXANA ROBINSON
The author explores why she waited so long to read “Uncle Tom’s Cabin.
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No Room for Tolerance
A New Jersey town’s decision to block a proposal to build a mosque raises questions of religious bias.
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An Open Court
The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press rightly urges the Supreme Court to allow public access to all court documents, unless it is necessary to seal them.
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Postscripts to the Attica Story
By FRANCIS X. CLINES
Forty years after the deadly riot at Attica, the memories of that frenzied morning are still troubling.
Opinionator | The Stone
Why I Am a Naturalist
By ALEX ROSENBERG
History has shown that though science is fallible, it will do better than any other approach at getting things right.
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Mapping Mideast Peace
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David Makovsky proposes three land-swap scenarios that could lead to an Israeli-Palestinian peace deal.
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Fall Trends Forecast
A cartoon by Brian McFadden predicts how people will spend their time this fall.
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